ABI calls for occupational health tax reform

The comments at the ABI’s health conference today follow a report published by Norwich Union last week (See previous IFAonline story: Tax incentives call to reduce long-term absence), which revealed the incentives for employers to engage with staff at an earlier stage of an illness are weak. The ABI has today released research which shows employers are increasingly aware of the benefits of occupational health and regard it as an effective way of keeping staff fit and in work. The survey reveals 78% of the 435 respondents “know where and how to get access to occupational health and reh...